A letter from someone helped on how my giving changed
his or her life is by far the strongest motivator for
me. Sure, a tax break is wonderful, but knowing that
someone’s life has improved and that they are grateful
is the best appreciation.
I believe it’s my moral responsibility to give in
proportion to my wealth, even if it is uncomfortable or
inconvenient.
There isn’t room in my world for negative causes. The
more uneasy I feel, the more I work for change.
I don’t give for the tax break. I don’t give because I
get lots of emails asking me to. I give because I’m
passionate about the causes I’m helping. That’s it.
Plain and simple.
